T2felix

thanks for all the input guys. i will take it all into consideration. again i say thanks....

Sesshoumaru

iTrader: (1)

If it's not broken dont fix it. Unless you really hungry for performance you dont' need to change it.

I went the e-fan route and sometimes regret it. This is what i have and i battle cooling on a daily bais @ 80 degrees.

Fluidyne radiator
Perma cool fan
new thermo
new rad cap
new fluid
thermo sensor
all shrouds in place

i can't figure it out................still likes to over heat. Annoyn as all get out. Sooooo much money to keep it cool and i have not been able to do that yet and its not even hot or has AC.

nitroracer

iTrader: (5)

oh its not hooked directly to the igniton just in the main fuse box under the hood...

Fingers

Have you tried getting an accurate temperature gauge?

Barwick

Good thing you waited ten whole minutes for someone to reply, I mean usually they reply within a few tenths of a second, but in your case they must not like you

Sorry, just found it funny.

T2 Tsunami

iTrader: (3)

So where does your temperture gauge read?, I put in a e-fan a while back, but I never bothered to see where the gauge read before I did it..so i don't know if it's running cooler or hotter.

Fingers

Stock gauges are peices of crap. The boost gauge is WAYYYYYYYY off... the fuel gauge is inconsistent and garbage... I'd imagine the temperature gauge is crap as well. I'll let you know soon because i have an autometer temperature gauge on its way.

T2 Tsunami

iTrader: (3)

That won't help me unless I get an after market temp gauge also...I'm just trying to find out what everyone elses stock gauge reads.

Kenteth

lol it only scares me later in the year when I have to go back through and decipher what I did using only a multimeter. Only blown 3 fuses in my entire life of installing and rewiring everything from stereos to lights to fuel pumps (fixed my fuel pump resistor relay btw) to installing a standalone in his 1998 impreza (pain in the butt though.)

You want to see scary, almost every project I have ever done has a diagram that was written on my garage wall in black magic marker. Its so that if ever I need to go rehash it, its there. Not the most beautiful wall, but definately informative if you can understand that BR is black with a red line.

Anyways... Sure its , it may not be pretty but its pretty damn safe. Anything that I have ever wired has been an isolated circuit behinf a fuse. I've seen the results of a poor wiring (actually saw a 10ga wire that was melted and welded to a firewall) and I know how not to do it.

On the other hand-- you're are most definately right, sometimes I look back and think:: what the hell did I do here. Takes me 15-20 minutes to rehash it all and understand what I did.